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To be in harmony with one another

The conversation should be in harmony with the surroundings.

The only thing that matters in your life is to be in harmony with God.

Every piece of furniture and decoration in the room should be in harmony with each other.

thirdly, the personal social life must be in harmony with the belief of native clan;

Here are two industries that must be in harmony with one another.

I am speaking, of course, of men inclined to be in harmony with themselves.

Mental efficiency is contingent upon harmony; dis cord means confusion; therefore, he who would acquire power must be in harmony with Natural Law.

To be good care of every tree and bush, bird and mammal, be in harmony with nature.

The protection for passenger rights should be in harmony with the overall development of domestic aviation economy.

According to feng shui principles, if the surroundings are harmonious with nature, the person in the surroundings will be in harmony with nature also.

Outdoor advertising facilities shall be firm and secure, be in harmony with their surroundings, and shall meet the demand of beautifying the city appearance.

No matter what kinds of group to live in, as a relatively independent one, a man must be in harmony with the nature to live.

People of the modern times are pursuing a coexistence state in which the person can be in harmony with himself or the society.

This is an aesthetic distillation of the innermost meaning embedded in these myths, and reflected the primitive people's wish to be in harmony with the nature world.

The beard, some people are many, some people are few, no matter how many or how few, must be in harmony with the eyebrows, matching.

Your program’s posture is part of its behavioral foundation, and whatever aesthetic choices you make should be in harmony with this posture.

When two people walk together, they are not necessarily the same as the old ones, but they must be in harmony with each other.

In the light of narrative theories, this paper discusses the double identity construction in Canadian writer Joan Clarks The Dream Carvers.

This female, shaped by that informing hand, would naturally be in harmony with him, from the center of his profound identity to the raying circle of his variations.

The philosophy of Taoism has not only influenced the visual representation of Chinese landscape painting but also reflects the Chinese people's way of life that embodies their yearning to be in harmony with nature.